The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-07-16


prominent Mormon of Nampa al
ludes TO the peoples religious edu-
Gator, THE TRIBUNE. o the hollow
mockcry of life! 0 those cold
and cruel Mormons
Our Payette correspondent was
little tardy with his report of the
celebration at that place on the
Fourth 1t will be found on the
fourth page of this issue, and makes
interesting reading at this late date.
Monte Gwinn and D. L. Bad
! lev went to Emmett last Saturday
to attend the installation of the
officers of Emmettsville Lodge No.
III, 10. 0. F. They had grand
fraternal time. Grand Master
Gwinn goes to Montpelier next
Monday night to organize a lodge
at that place.
The ladies OF the presbyterian
Society have decided to commence
the erection of their new church at
once, and work on the foundation
will soon commence. The society
has done good work here, and in
consequence of the unti<ing efforts
of it's members, the treasury is in
| such a condition as to warrant the
work being commenced.
The following officers were in
stalled at Caldwell Lodge No. 10
1. O. O. F. at a recent meeting:
w. S. Bailey, N. g.; e. j. Smith,
V. g.; s. N. Moe, Secretary; VIM.
Kinkaid, Treasurer; A. A. Hoover,
R. s. N. c.; A. L. Butts, L. S. N.
G.; C. O. Picard, R. S. V. g.; S. M.
!, Coffin, Warden, A. K. Steunonbcrg,
, Conductor; d. D. Campbell, |. G.
Coffin is having a mammoth
} wagon shed built on the lots adj
: Joining B. F. Traynor's residence
If Coffin & Bro. don't quit build
, ing and charging their business
, pretty soon, Caldwell will have to
extend her corporation lines to
; Nampa to make room for them
Call around when it is completed
and see a large collection of the
finest wagons made.
! While so many Improvements
q are going on in Caldwell, why not
. have side walk to the depot. It
is badly needed now that the Paci
fic Hotel is open. A walk could be
, built from Mosby's saloon over te
the Pacific at a very trifiing ex
pense, and it is surely needed
Somebody start a subscription pa
per and let's quit blowing through
the dust to the depot.
The ice cream supper given by
the Presbyterian Society in the Elk
position Building last Saturday at
, ternoon and evening, was a finan
cial triumph as well as brillian
affair. 1t also clearly demonstrated
\ that the one grand weakness of thu
: average Caldwellite, is ice cream
d About thirty-seven dollars worth
II was sold, and then the ladies hat
to turn the crowd away hungry, tn
It supply of cream giving out.
: The Iowa House is undergoing
a course of repairs that will great.
d improve the outward appearance 0
that now popular boarding house
n 1t is being sided up all around wit
e rustic, some new windows are be
i ing cut, and a good finishing COZ
a nice is being put on. When fin
ished up and painted it will max
. good appearance. Mrs. E. A
4 Hannah, the proprietess, is having
much success and is deserving of il
2. Rev Eads, of Boise, and Rev
lie Thompson, of Emmett, are circu
lating subscription paper il
1. Caldwell and vicinity for the pur
r pose of erecting Methodist churcl
l. in Caldwell. They met with sucl
r success, so they say, that there
r no doubt but the church will b
built. 1t will be $4,000 fran
structure and will be ready 70
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